Motor Plant Strike
A sudden strike by 250 engineers at the Ford Motor Company, Homebush, threw the plant idle and affected jobs…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1951
5,650 stories in Sydney's papers · page 29 of 250
Bus Hits Tram
BRISBANE, Monday.--Five people were taken to hospital after a Sandgate bus crashed into the back of a Holland…
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BRISBANE, Monday.-- A city-bound Sandgate bus crashed into the rear of a tram in Wickham St.,…
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BRISBANE, Monday.-- A city-bound Sandgate bus crashed info the rear of a tram in Wickham St.,…
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BRISBANE, Monday.-- A city-bound Sandgate bus crashed, into the rear of a tram in Wickham St.,…
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BRISBANE, Monday.-- A city-bound Sandgate bus crashed into the rear of a tram in Wickham St.,…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Motoring Section Every Tuesday Road Impressions Of... THE M. G. MIDGET
The new TD model of the M.G. Midget is a straight-out sports car. The international fame of its predecessors and the world's records standing to its credit are well known. The new model, however, incorporates some fundamental alterations…
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Potholes along city and suburban tram tracks are causing serious damage to motor vehicles…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →New Railways Award Issued
Mr. V. G. Hall, Federal Conciliation Commissioner, yesterday issued a new award for about 9,000 permanent way and…
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The Ford Motor Co. (Aust.) Pty., Ltd., closed its Homebush plant yesterday after workers in the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Rolled-down Railway Lines Were World's First Battleship Armor
ADMIRAL LORD NELSON would surely have stirred uneasily beneath his plaque in St. Paul's had he heard about the strange encounter at the shallow junction of the James and Elizabeth Rivers, on the coast of Virginia,…
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ADMIRAL LORD NELSON would surely have stirred uneasily beneath his plaque in St. Paul's had he heard about the strange encounter at the shallow junction of the James and Elizabeth Rivers, on the coast of Virginia,…
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ADMIRAL LORD NELSON would surely have stirred uneasily beneath his plaque in St. Paul's had he heard about the strange encounter at the shallow junction of the James and Elizabeth Rivers, on the coast of Virginia,…
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ADMIRAL LORD NELSON would surely have stirred uneasily beneath his plaque in St Paul's had he heard about the strange encounter at the shallow junction of the James and Elizabeth Rivers, on the coast of Virginia,…
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ADMIRAL LORD' NELSON would surely have stirred uneasily beneath his plaque in St. Paul's had he heard about the strange encounter at the shallow junction of the James and Elizabeth Rivers, on the coast of Virginia,…
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ADMIRAL LORD NELSON would surely have stirred uneasily beneath his plaque in St. Paul's had he heard about the strange encounter at the shallow junction of the James and Elizabeth Rivers, on the coast of Virginia,…
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ADMIRAL LORD NELSON would surely have stirred uneasily beneath his plaque in St. Paul's had he heard about the strange encounter at the shallow junction of the James and Elizabeth Rivers, on the coast of Virginia,…
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The secretary of Greystanes Progress Association wrote as follows to Holroyd Council:— "I have been directed by the above…
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NEW YORK, Tuesday.--Seventy-three persons were killed tonight when a passenger train was derailed near Woodbridge (New Jersey) and…
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In evening off-peak periods electric trains have been reduced to half-hourly services, because of the coal shortage. From 2 p.m. on Saturday all…
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